Fallout study puts individual cancer risk at one in three hundred thousand
A Federal Radiation Council report estimates individual risk from nuclear test fallout through 1961 at about one in 300 000 for bone cancer and one in 100 000 for leukemia, with possible hereditary effects in future generations and some scenarios showing no health impact. The study compiles best available science and notes uncertainties about health hazards from fallout.
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Federal Radiation Council
United States
LSU
Hunt
Gulf Coast Mil
Commencement Set At Northeast State Next Saturday
Dr. John A. Hunter will deliver the spring commencement address at Northeast State College on June 2 at the President's Home lawn. LSU President Dr. Hunter, a Louisiana native and longtime educator, will also oversee ceremonies with Dr. H Leo Eddleman delivering the baccalaureate address at Brown Hall Auditorium.
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Louisiana State University
Northleast
Louisiana State College
H. Leo Eddleman
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary of
New Orleans
Brown Hall
Hunter
LSU
Ruston Paper Sold to Kelly as New Head
Ruston Daily Leader changes hands with Tom Kelly and Associates taking control of Ruston Publishers Inc. Clarence Faulk remains publisher emeritus. Kelly brings experience from Jennings Daily News and Northwestern State College, with partners Robert D. Miller Jay F. Steinberg and Robert H. Fackleman named in the new venture.
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Ruston
Tenn
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Tex
Natchitoches
Jennings
Lincoln Parish
Allied Weekly
Ruston Publishers, Inc
Faulk
Kelly
Robert D. Miller
Jennings Daily News
Louisiana Daily Press Association
Jay FE. Steinberg
Erwin, Tenn
Record
Robert H. Fackleman
Panama City
Fla
Gulf Coast Newspaper Service Co., Inc
Northeast State Honors Namesakes at Friday Convocation
Northeast Louisiana State College honored individuals for buildings and drives named after them, and legislators who aided its development. Notable attendees included Senator W. C. Boone and Governor hopeful James A. Noe, while the event paid tribute to distinguished local figures and coauthors of key Northeast legislation. The program featured ceremonies, readings, and music marking the campus celebration.
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Northeast State
NLSC
George T. Walker
Pascal Norris
Monroe
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Norris
W. C. Boone
James A. Noe
T. J. Coenen Sr
John F. McCormick
Ralph King
Brooks Oliver
Lawrence Gibbs
Mike John Jr
Jamar W. Adcock
Adcock
Baton Rouge
Senate
William Robert Coenen
T. J. Coenen
Senator Boone
Joseph Augustus Biedenharn
John Louis Alexander de Breard
Henry Bry
Stephen Adolphus Caldwell
Anna Gray Casper
Don Juan Filhiol
Franklin Garrett
Andrew Augustus Gunby
Susan West Harris
Henry Flood Madison
Florence Z. Allbritton
Pankey Named For Aquatics At Scout School
Ouachita Valley Council scout executive Jack E. Pankey of Monroe is picked to direct the aquatic section at the Boy Scouts National Camping School at Camp Yocona near Pontotoc Mississippi. He has directed the aquatic school for 10 years and staff since 1942, training leaders from 11 southern states in swimming and related skills. Certificates lasting five years will be issued on course completion. Other staff include Gene Hagan Delhi Jim Dowell Centenary College Shreveport and Frank Maley Memphis.
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Monroe
Camp Yocona
Pontotoc
Miss
Pankey
Jack H. Pankey
Gene Hagan
Delhi
Jim Dowell
Marks Grants March Centenary Inauguration Today
Tallulah special reports a three state centennial celebration for Ulysses S. Grant's Vicksburg march with governors Barnett Aycock Welsh Williams and Sevier leading ceremonies at Tallulah Milliken's Bend and Vicksburg. Louisiana Mississippi Indiana dignitaries attend events including a Confederate flag return and a parade and fireworks schedule.
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Old Southern Tea Room
Vicksburg
Stocks End Mixed as Profit Taking Caps Weekly Rally
New York stocks closed lower after a round of pre weekend profit taking. The Dow slipped 2.31 points while the S&P 500 declined 0.25. Volume totaled 5.76 million shares with 556 down, 554 up, and 24 new 1962 lows, 3 new highs. DuPont rose 3 after announcing plans to divest 36 percent of its GM holdings, while GM fell fractionally. Ford gained 7 on May output at its highest since 1955. American Telephone and several majors slipped. US Steel, Republic, and Jones & Laughlin fell. Utilities gained, led by American Electric Power and Detroit Edison. American Telephone topped most active list with 100,700 shares.
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Norfolk & Western
American Electric Power
Detroit Edison
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Brunswick Off
U. S. Steel
General Telephone
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Aerojet General
Reliance Insurance
Syntex
Aycock to Represent Davis at Civil War Commemoration
Lt Gov Tad Aycock will represent Gov Jimmie H Davis at ceremonies in Tallulah and Vicksburg with Sen Sylvan Friedman. Governors Barnett and Welsh will participate as events start at 10 a.m. at the Madison Parish Courthouse and continue at the Vicksburg National Military Park.
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LSU
Milliken’s Bend
W. P. Sevier Jr
Tallulah
Henry C. Sevier Jr
W. P. Wilson
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ray W. Burgess
Sylvan Friedman
Red River Parish
Lovely Louisiana Association
Sidney Roebuck
Newellton
St. Aloysius
Vicksburg
Natchez
Ross Barnett
Matthew F. Welsh
Indiana
Madison Parish
Aycock
Vicksburg National Military Park
Woman Enters Congress Race in Eighth District
Alexandria Louisiana AP Dorothy Lewis Republican national committeewoman filed to run for eighth district representative. If unopposed in her party she will face the Democratic primary winner among Harold McSween James Long Gillis Long Robert Munson and William Lamping.
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Alexandria
Dorothy Lewis
George Hall
Republican Executive Committee
Lewis
Jack Lewis
Harold MccSween
James Long
Winnfield
Gillis Long
Robert Munson
Cheneyville
William Lambdin
Amex reports rise in expected domestic summer travel spending
American Express says its travel poll shows Americans plan to spend 23.2 billion dollars on domestic summer vacations this year, up from 22.5 billion last year for hotels, motels, meals, transport, auto upkeep, admissions, and recreation.
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UPI
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